[LEPS-L:7939] Re: ASPS (the name of a stinging caterpillar in Texas) do you have any info
DR. JAMES ADAMS
JADAMS at em.daltonstate.edu
Mon Nov 20 16:58:56 EST 2000
You actually *are* talking about a moth, at least an immature one,
so there are several people on this list who probably know exactly
what you are talking about. The caterpillars you refer to are the
larvae of the family Megalopygidae, also known as Flannel or Puss
Moths.
In Texas, there are several species, depending on where you
are.
James
Dr. James K. Adams
Dept. of Natural Science and Math
Dalton State College
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